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My rare supply of Syren Pear Wood Blocks is running dangerously low on certain sizes.

 

Anybody have 3/32", 1/8", or 5/32" Pear Wood singles left over? Also 3/32" doubles?

 

 

 

Just Pear Wood blocks, please. I know I can try to stain boxwood blocks, make my own, or buy Master Korabel instead, but I would just prefer these same blocks as they look so good and I want to use my reserves, I'm just low on the most common ones. 😕

Clare Hess

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